Putting Risk Back into Cyber Risk Management

Corporations are faced with the omnipresent threat of security attackers, both external and internal, seeking to steal money or information, disrupt operations, destroy critical infrastructure, or otherwise compromise data-rich institutions. There’s no shortage of money or technological tools being devoted to support cyber risk management, as such threats are high on the agendas of senior management and board members. To combat this risk, traditional tools such as IDS, IPS, DLP, and SIEM platforms among others are leveraged to help mitigate such threats. Yet despite having had several years to bolster cybersecurity capabilities, corporations are still struggling to keep . . .